12. Attach a description of what will be included in the students' mandatory course orientation and give estimated dates of orientation
sessions. The director of International Initiatives will speak to your study abroad group during one of your early orientation sessions.
This is a 20-30 minute presentation and will focus on the importance of international education, student conduct requirements,
appropriate representation of our nation, state, and university while abroad, cross-cultural communications and experiences, travel safety,
payments, withdrawals and refund issues, insurance, etc.
11. Attach a written rationale for the course(s) being offered abroad. The rationale should separately address each of the programs
criteria (list available on the study abroad web site).
10. Attach a tentative daily itinerary of activities covering all program and trip dates. The itinerary should include a listing of orientation
sessions, pre-trip meetings, trip dates, and post trip date activities.
9. Attach a course syllabus for each Study Abroad course to be offered. Include a course schedule covering all program dates, material
to be covered, course activities, required books and supplies, educational objectives (outcomes) to be achieved, means of student
assessment, and grading methods, etc. Include a table documenting 2,250 minutes of academic content for each course. A sample of
this table is located on the Provost's web site, www.selu.edu/admin/provost/resources/index.html. Time spent in pre-departure orientation
sessions can not be counted as part of the 2,250 minutes.
8. If program will be open for non-
credit (audit) participants, how will the
program be tailored for audit?
13. List all details related to estimated expenses. Describe in detail, the following information: (Note: Amounts in USD at a 1.6 Euro to 1
USD or 1.8 British Pound to 1 USD exchange rate.)
A. Meal arrangements: (number, cost, and providers of meals per day. The provider is usually the hotel.).
If there is no specific provider, type "program". If cost is not needed type "0"
Breakfast
provider
Lunch provider Dinner provider
Number
provided
Number
provided
Number
provided
B. Lodging arrangements: (per student, per night).
Lodging #1
Contact
Information for
establishment
Number of
guests per room
Cost per person
per night
Dates:
Contact
Information for
establishment
Cost per person
per night in USD
Dates:
Number of
guests per room
Lodging #2
Contact
Information for
establishment
Cost per person
per night
Dates:
Number of
guests per room
Lodging #3
Contact
Information for
establishment
Cost per person
per night in USD
Dates:
Number of
guests per room
Lodging #4
Est.cost
per meal:
Est.cost
per meal:
Est.cost
per meal:
Attached
Attached
Attached
Attached
Type of lodging (ex:
hotel, family, etc.
Type of lodging
Type of lodging Type of lodging